Merrill College, Derby

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thompski

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Alot of schools in Derby are being rebuilt, one example was Merrill College formerly Shelton Lock Secondary Modern it has sadly been demolished and was one of the nicer schools from an architectural viewpoint (at least the main building). Though me and a few friends decided to explore one night after a few beers I sadly didn't have a camera to photograph the interior. Prior to its demolition I got some exterior shots through the fencing surrounding it.

The site is currently levelled and proposals are currently being debated for a new housing development.

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Yeh that would have been great to check out.shame its been trashed for yet more Fikun houses:mad::mad:

Love the "bonfire"of concrete,the chavs round there will try to burn absolutely anything:lol::lol:
 
Alot of schools in Derby are being rebuilt, one example was Merrill College formerly Shelton Lock Secondary Modern it has sadly been demolished and was one of the nicer schools from an architectural viewpoint (at least the main building). Though me and a few friends decided to explore one night after a few beers I sadly didn't have a camera to photograph the interior. Prior to its demolition I got some exterior shots through the fencing surrounding it.

The site is currently levelled and proposals are currently being debated for a new housing development.

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I was a pupil here in the early 60's (around 1963-1964) because I failed my 11+ and this is where they sent me. At that time my family lived on Jubilee Road so I could easily walk to school! Thanks for posting these pictures, brings back memories of my child hood. Mike ([email protected])
 
Wow, a thread resurrection from 2008! Good to hear (indirectly) from Mr Thompski again, back to the old skool. :)
 
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